The Texas judge who built his pinball passion into an office arcade, 1981.
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The Texas judge who built his pinball passion into an office arcade, 1981.
Space vehicles docked in Mars orbit in 1981 art by David A. Hardy for engineer Robert Parkinson’s “Mars in 1995!” proposal.
Robert Duvall in “The Time Tunnel,” 1967. Just five years later, he would appear in “The Godfather.”
The Classics Illustrated edition of Emily Bronte’s “Wuthering Heights,” 1949. Art by Henry Kiefer.
Philippe Caza’s cover art for “The Rest of the Robots” by Isaac Asimov, 1989.
“A Nightmare on Elm Street” on Friday the 13th, 1986.
Nothing stinks like an ashtray full of cigarette butts.
Wow!!
Very different vibe!!
THE TERMINAL MAN poster from Japan, 1974.
Ridley Scott’s “1984” Super Bowl spot for the Apple Macintosh.
Watching football on a coin-operated TV in a Greyhound bus station in Los Angeles, 1969. Photo by John Malmin.
Flash Gordon, New York Jets.
Boris Vallejo artwork for Playboy’s Pro Football Preview, August 1984.
BLADE RUNNER design by Syd Mead.
1970 Lancia Stratos Zero concept car, designed by Marcello Gandini of Bertone, unveiled at the Turin Auto Show in 1970.
R.I.P. Catherine O’Hara (1954-2026)
Testing a screw-propelled lunar vehicle at GM’s Defense Research Laboratories in Santa Barbara, California, early 1960s.
R.I.P. Bob Layzell (1940-2026)
Billionaires can always donate.
John Carpenter’s THEY LIVE in a 1988 television spot.
Snowcats on the set of “The Empire Strikes Back” in Finse, Norway, 1979.
Syd Mead concept art sketch, as seen in Future Life, May 1979: "I'm sure we will eventually construct biospheres in space. This is a pleasure world, docking after three years at an intergalactic interchange to exchange its inhabitants for a new batch of vacationers."
FORBIDDEN PLANET poster from Denmark, 1956.
NASA logo, 1982.
And a cat flap.
The Italdesign Machimoto concept car, built on a Volkswagen Golf Mk2 platform, unveiled at the Turin Auto Show in 1986.
The world’s heaviest door on a hinge at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, 1979. The 97,000-pound, concrete-filled door had a special bearing in the hinge that allowed one person to open or close it.
Behold KING KONG on a flatbed truck. Director Merian C. Cooper and animator Willis O'Brien stand in front.
“Planet of the Apes” poster from Romania, 1968.
